BWK acquires stake in Kreyer

Harriet Matthews
24 October 2019

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BWK has acquired an undisclosed minority stake in construction trading company Kreyer.

Stuttgart-based BWK focuses on investments in established German Mittelstand companies. The GP's recent activity includes the trade sale of BKtel Group for €45.99m in September 2019 to Swiss group Huber+Suhner.

Company
Kreyer is a trader in glass and stainless steel construction materials. Based in Schloß Holte-Stukenbrock in North Rhine-Westphalia, the group consists of three companies: Glasprofi 24, Panther Glas Deutschland and ETG.

Founded in 2007, the group employs 100 people, according to its website.

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Kreyer – Kevin Kreyer (founder).

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